Pros:
Requires a complete game. It might be the most technically challenging course I've ever played. No grip and rip but not a Pitch and Putt. Deceptive Distances - LOTS of trees in the fairways. On this course, I only pull out a DD (Tesla) on a handful of holes - the rest of the time, it's OS Fairway driver (Resistor), Mid-range(Axis), and a driving Putter (Atom).
I really enjoy this course. It makes me a better player. The first 5 can get your score down. After that, advanced players who don't know course well will find themselves fighting for a 4. #10, #12, #13, #15, and #18 are the highlights.
#10 is a raised gap shot with basket deep to the right. I throw a hyser flip with a tesla and hope I can get to ridge to the right. Out to the left leaves you with lots of trees in front of you.
#12 is a Flip Hyser to the right with road OB tight to left and tree row tight to right. One of the few holes I break out a DD on.
#13 is low pad with a narrow raised gap and a dirt hill defending. Past that is LOTS of narrow trees in fairway - both basket positions are deep requiring a very well placed drive and upshot. If you can get a flick out far to left, you can up with a Putter or Mid.
#15 is another elevated gap shot - this time across a gully to a steady climb through thick trees. On an open course, you'd go DD but trees won't allow it. Throw a mid to the right fairway. From here you can work your way up the right side or throw a backdoor shot. I like a FH backdoor avoiding the fairway completely. Watch out, #18's teepad is below the backdoor route.
Hole #18 is my favorite hole - a tight downhill tunnel shot with ace potential. There's few aceable holes on the back 9. This is one of them.
Every hole has 2 teepads - Unlike many dual teepad courses, the pro pads are not only longer, most of them are far more difficult to play due to the trees and terrain.
Cons:
I really enjoy the course. There's only two holes that I'm not crazy about:
Hole #3 is filler. Even a bad drive to the left will net you a 3. To the right is an easy 2. It's not a bad hole, just not challenging.
Hole #6 is forced. The course needed a transition from the easier front 5 to the back 12 holes. This was the solution hole. I imagine a lot of discs are in the lake from all the trees / steep hillside.
Albeit required due to the shape of the park, walks from 5-6, 6-7, 8-9, 9-10, 13-14, and 15-16 can be confusing to first timers. Take a map or find a player to follow.